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>>guest: depends on how high the tax is. it can be onerous for those driving long distances but they taking the money from us anyway, far better to shrink the government, they don't node this. >>neil: assuming you move from one gouging government to another area of gaming government. they just add gouging, right? >>guest: they do. i am talking the theoretical possibility of cutting something else in place of the carbon tax. the climate argument is absurd. there is serious climate scientist whose think it is a problem, all the carbon increasing grown house gasses but climate does change, i suspect it is only a small part of the problem. but even if we eliminated what we put out the chinese are building coal plants all the time, the earth will not notice for environmental reasons it is stupid. >>neil: from serving our country to serving the victims of sandy, a teen coming to the rescue. uld have thought? uld have thought? i did. we did, bob. we did. got it. >>neil: military veterans are gathering near and far using skills to h
>>guest: depends on how high the tax is. it can be onerous for those driving long distances but they taking the money from us anyway, far better to shrink the government, they don't node this. >>neil: assuming you move from one gouging government to another area of gaming government. they just add gouging, right? >>guest: they do. i am talking the theoretical possibility of cutting something else in place of the carbon tax. the climate argument is absurd. there is serious...
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i thnk we have pretty broad agreement on tax reform, if you're going to do tax reform in 2013, what form should it take and how would you broaden the base and lower rates and try to increase growth in the country? i think we've got a lot of agreement on that. >> what about you, ed? >> i would say that's right. one of the things where we shared common views was on the way of the financial crisis was handled for the most part. we can disagree about some of the details but for the most part the bush team and what the obama team did to follow it were pretty much on the same path. there were differences in terms of how big the stimulus should be and whether there should be a s stimulus, we did agree and there was a role for government. there's a role for regulation. i would have a slightly more cautious eye to regulation perhaps than austan. but we agree on views on international trade. we both think that's extremely important in terms of growing the economy and think fiscal consolidation is necessary. we might differ slightly in terms of how much on the tax side and expenditure side but the
i thnk we have pretty broad agreement on tax reform, if you're going to do tax reform in 2013, what form should it take and how would you broaden the base and lower rates and try to increase growth in the country? i think we've got a lot of agreement on that. >> what about you, ed? >> i would say that's right. one of the things where we shared common views was on the way of the financial crisis was handled for the most part. we can disagree about some of the details but for the most...
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it is immensely complicated for tax purposes. put it in your personal portfolio. >> you know he is a kid at heart. >> in this case, it might mean his grand daughters. give them barbie dolls and staple tit a share of matel stock. 10 most annoying toys out there and matel didn't have any of them. >> steve, you like marxtel. >> toys are nice and bill is right. it has a yield of 3.3 percent . that is like 30 percent in olden
it is immensely complicated for tax purposes. put it in your personal portfolio. >> you know he is a kid at heart. >> in this case, it might mean his grand daughters. give them barbie dolls and staple tit a share of matel stock. 10 most annoying toys out there and matel didn't have any of them. >> steve, you like marxtel. >> toys are nice and bill is right. it has a yield of 3.3 percent . that is like 30 percent in olden
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that's their trump card, as well. >> you are focused on taxes. much of the conversation has been on taxes and raising rates and revenue. we are not seeing the same conversation when it comes to size able spending cuts. >> i think what the president has said -- and this is the word inside the white house, as well. the president has come up with some substantial cuts in the increase, the scheduled increases in medicare and also medicaid and those cuts have to do with pushing and squeezing suppliers, using bargaining leverage of medicare and medicaid to get them to reduce costs. that was at issue during the kman. remember the romney and ryan were claiming the president was taking too much out of medicare. the president is saying i have done that and i'm putting $400 billion of additional cuts on the table and that's all i'm go ing to do. that's all i can do politically. i i've got a lot of democrats who i don't want medicare and social security touched. >> of course the whole irresponsible actions of both sides going on vacation. there have been sug
that's their trump card, as well. >> you are focused on taxes. much of the conversation has been on taxes and raising rates and revenue. we are not seeing the same conversation when it comes to size able spending cuts. >> i think what the president has said -- and this is the word inside the white house, as well. the president has come up with some substantial cuts in the increase, the scheduled increases in medicare and also medicaid and those cuts have to do with pushing and...
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tax rates are the major sticking point. the president wants to raise them for america's highest earners, house republicans strongly oppose: >> instead of reforming the tax code and cutting spending, the president wants to raise tax rates. but even if the president got the tax rate hike that he wanted, understand that we would continue to see trillion dollar deficits for as far as the eye can see. washington's got a spending problem, not a revenue problem. >> tom: congress and the president have 24 days to reach a deal, before the fiscal cliff's tax hikes and spending cuts take effect. >> susie: mark zandi says "bad things will happen to the economy pretty fast" if lawmakers don't settle the fiscal cliff issue. he's chief economist of moody's analytics. so mark falling off the fiscal cliff means bad things. how bad? >> it could be quite bad, susie. i don't think it's if we get into january and we haven't settled this but if house makers haven't nailed this down by early february, i think stock investors, bond investors will
tax rates are the major sticking point. the president wants to raise them for america's highest earners, house republicans strongly oppose: >> instead of reforming the tax code and cutting spending, the president wants to raise tax rates. but even if the president got the tax rate hike that he wanted, understand that we would continue to see trillion dollar deficits for as far as the eye can see. washington's got a spending problem, not a revenue problem. >> tom: congress and the...
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tax code comprehensively. neil: the president seemed to be as unequivocal as i ever heard him, he seemed to say, it has to berate hikes, bring the top two rates back to what they were. during bill clinton's time. he said, when it comes to shaving deductions and allowances you could not raise the amount of revenue this seems to be a nonstarter for him. >> important to remember since the election, he has not said once he will veto anything, that does not involve a rate hike for the top tax payers, deep down he knows -- just like the rest of us. neil: i thought he did say, that he would veto anything without a hike on the 250 and overcrowd. >> jay carney may have said that, i have not heard president say that, since the elect, maybe that is splitting hairs i don't know, but if we do that if reraise rates we will kill 700,000 jobs. those will not be ceo jobs, those are people who are living paycheck to paycheck. neil: he feels that maybe democrats are cocky and self ashired they are going full throttle with this w
tax code comprehensively. neil: the president seemed to be as unequivocal as i ever heard him, he seemed to say, it has to berate hikes, bring the top two rates back to what they were. during bill clinton's time. he said, when it comes to shaving deductions and allowances you could not raise the amount of revenue this seems to be a nonstarter for him. >> important to remember since the election, he has not said once he will veto anything, that does not involve a rate hike for the top tax...
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we are growingt two percent and shod be growing at four percent annually and right tax an regulatory policy to liberate job creators to do that i don't think we would have a food sta crisis. >> i think thi all of us could agree. that is keeping poor people poor because they are pushing welfare programs. >>, you shouldn't be shocked with the bureaucracy a advertising in promotion to justify. >> hold on, it is it shocking. it is shocking that government officials would want to keep people poor. >> but let me give you an example and this goes back a few years and a narrow casting example. but the new york city subway used to have posters written in spanish advertising a gay, lesbian domestic violence hot line. that's how fine grained it get in new york new york city on the subway pushi welfare programs. it informs and pushes them. >> but getting back to the porty program and they're pushing food stamps and welfare programs and they have a tendency to keep poor people poor. once you are on the dole it is hard tore get off. >> it is. incentives arerong. they encourage people to stay on it
we are growingt two percent and shod be growing at four percent annually and right tax an regulatory policy to liberate job creators to do that i don't think we would have a food sta crisis. >> i think thi all of us could agree. that is keeping poor people poor because they are pushing welfare programs. >>, you shouldn't be shocked with the bureaucracy a advertising in promotion to justify. >> hold on, it is it shocking. it is shocking that government officials would want to...
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plus, tax talk. president obama insists on raising taxes on the wealthy to bring in revenues. why the plan may not fly with republicans. signs the stock market may be out of tune or one company. and, a couple of surprising stocks that stood out in yesterday's sell-off. first business starts now. you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. good morning. it's thursday, november 15th. i'm angela miles. in today's first look: traders will likely react to earnings today from walmart and target after getting clues into how the consumer is holding up. yesterday the market took a plunge. the dow fell nearly 200 points. stocks dropped on fears washington will be slow to break out a workable budget, the fed hinting at the need for more stimulus, and air strikes in the middle east. reports say the federal housing administration is close to running out of money reserves as mortgage delinquencies rise. gm set a goal of producing a half million electric cars per year starting in 2017. and starbucks plans to buy teavana for $620 million in cash. le
plus, tax talk. president obama insists on raising taxes on the wealthy to bring in revenues. why the plan may not fly with republicans. signs the stock market may be out of tune or one company. and, a couple of surprising stocks that stood out in yesterday's sell-off. first business starts now. you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. good morning. it's thursday, november 15th. i'm angela miles. in today's first look: traders will likely react to...
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one where business owners can't speak their mind and say taxes do hit their bottom line and yes, they may not hire because of higher tax and health dare costs or put workers on part-time instead of full-time. we want to know it is going on i doubt it is hurting their earnings. i don't think the back lash is that large. everyone should be allowed to speak their mind. that is it a healthy flourishing democracy. >> it is not like they are being sensor accord toth ceo's. there is a lot of bad publicity here. >> my heart testimonies me to agree with vicki, but my mind said ceo's have a first duty to increase the value of the company for the shareholders . so they can't do anything and it is irresponsible and putting out political opinions, if it is going to cause damage to the value of the company is wrong thing to do. if they have strong opinions on the subject. other ways that a ceo of a publicly traded company can community. >> but john, the frustrations that business have with obama care is driving them nuts this is one of the aspects of obama care and the tax inplications that busines
one where business owners can't speak their mind and say taxes do hit their bottom line and yes, they may not hire because of higher tax and health dare costs or put workers on part-time instead of full-time. we want to know it is going on i doubt it is hurting their earnings. i don't think the back lash is that large. everyone should be allowed to speak their mind. that is it a healthy flourishing democracy. >> it is not like they are being sensor accord toth ceo's. there is a lot of bad...
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basically be part of that tax-free area, and so that third advantage is a big tax advantage. neil: but think about what your saying. all makes perfect business sense, but the president in all of these debates with mitt romney has been saying you want ship these jobs of the china. here we have bailed out of the company's who we were told, you get this money, save american jobs. we literally are, after all of that, shipping those jobs to china. maybe the right and apparent big macro reasons, but to belittle mitt romney and to say that that is what you're all about, this isn't about casting aspersions on democrats or republicans. if it was a potential i think people would have said, no way in hell. that's what' happening. >> it's a classic example. with all due respect, president obama i obviously doesn't understand how our multinational company works. there is a board of directors, executives. they are responsible to shareholders to make wise decisions on how to run the operatiin. in fact, if there is a cheaper opportunity, a more effective opportunity, they are legally bound t
basically be part of that tax-free area, and so that third advantage is a big tax advantage. neil: but think about what your saying. all makes perfect business sense, but the president in all of these debates with mitt romney has been saying you want ship these jobs of the china. here we have bailed out of the company's who we were told, you get this money, save american jobs. we literally are, after all of that, shipping those jobs to china. maybe the right and apparent big macro reasons, but...
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well, some like illinois raised taxes. but that only made matters worse. other states used massive layoffs to balance their budgets. we avoided that in wisconsin. some states cut core servicings like medicaid, but in wisconsin, we added some $1.2 billion to medicaid
well, some like illinois raised taxes. but that only made matters worse. other states used massive layoffs to balance their budgets. we avoided that in wisconsin. some states cut core servicings like medicaid, but in wisconsin, we added some $1.2 billion to medicaid
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tax, reduced payroll tax, and the federal unemployment benefit extension. some believe that negotiations come so soon after the election that it may put pressure on republicans to compromise. "it's going to be a disaster if it doesn't get done, and the blame will be on them. they have to compromise - something they didn't do in the last session." when pressed for details as to what ground republicans could give in negotiations, house speaker boehner declined, saying he didn't want to be "boxed in." greece is a country on the brink. greek officials needs a bailout to pay off debts this week, but eurozone leaders are delaying their decision on turning over the money. nonetheless, according to one report, economists believe the worst may be over for the crisis in the eurozone. economists are watching signs such as a rise in the european stock market. it's stress-test time again. the federal reserve is asking big banks to hand over balance sheets by january 7th. stress tests monitor the amount of capital financial institutions have on hand to make sure banks co
tax, reduced payroll tax, and the federal unemployment benefit extension. some believe that negotiations come so soon after the election that it may put pressure on republicans to compromise. "it's going to be a disaster if it doesn't get done, and the blame will be on them. they have to compromise - something they didn't do in the last session." when pressed for details as to what ground republicans could give in negotiations, house speaker boehner declined, saying he didn't want to...
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the tax credits of over $100 billion have helped. so it's a consortium, working together. and actually, what this is going to do, the next phase is going to be in oil, because they're going to apply the same technologies to natural gas. it's a win-win for everybody- > > give me a fracking break. the bottom line is- > > they didn't want to invest the time and the money, but they got the tax credits, so they said, "okay, let's keep doing it." > > round 3: what is the new normal for unemployment? will the rate ever drop below 6% again? > > i did a little research on ageism, because i wanted to talk to you, and what we're seeing is that the rates right now of participation have declined from 68 million down to 64 million in the last decade or so, mainly because people are retiring and leaving the workforce. so that is going to help out the unemployment numbers. but i know people are concerned, and right now we have seen 30 straight months of private-sector employment growth. > > i agree with alan but for a totally different reason. the bottom line is, when you get into a situa
the tax credits of over $100 billion have helped. so it's a consortium, working together. and actually, what this is going to do, the next phase is going to be in oil, because they're going to apply the same technologies to natural gas. it's a win-win for everybody- > > give me a fracking break. the bottom line is- > > they didn't want to invest the time and the money, but they got the tax credits, so they said, "okay, let's keep doing it." > > round 3: what is the...
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ending the cuts mean most families, like you, me, our bills to the tax bill is going to go up $1000. the spending cuts will be made in defense, medicare and unemployment benefits n all the tax hikes if they stay in place for 2013. driving that car over the cliff, though, means negative economic growth. the result of that will be the recession. think in terms now of what is happening in europe and happening there for the past year and a half. we have been seeing the headlines here. it is something we could see on our own home turf. the dow dropped and investors are worried but there are some on both sides of the aisles and now saying they want to play hard ball and see who blinks first ahead of the deadline. and more than a month away and by the way when you think about this. the house, house of representatives, they will be in session just 16 days between now and then. they get back to work next tuesday. >> kids will get in politics rarely are they this excited. >> obama. cameron is not only two years old. this is his reaction winning a second term. his mom said she never had a chat
ending the cuts mean most families, like you, me, our bills to the tax bill is going to go up $1000. the spending cuts will be made in defense, medicare and unemployment benefits n all the tax hikes if they stay in place for 2013. driving that car over the cliff, though, means negative economic growth. the result of that will be the recession. think in terms now of what is happening in europe and happening there for the past year and a half. we have been seeing the headlines here. it is...
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given education in recent years, it's imperative that california devote more tax dollars to its most basic of public services. [ applause [ applause ] >> if we're successful in passing the temporary taxes that i propose and the economy continues to expand, schools will be in a much stronger position. no system, however, works without accountability. in california, we have detailed state standards and lots of tests. unfortunately, the resulting data is not provided until after the school is over. even today, as i speak to you, the ranking of schools based on tests taken in april and may of 2011 is not available. i believe it's time to reduce the number of tests and get the results that teachers, principals and superintendents in weeks, not months. [ applause ] >> with timely data, principals and superintendents can better mentor and guide teachers as well as make sound evaluations of their performance. i believe we also need a qualitative system of assessments such as a site visitation program where each classroom is visited, observed and evaluated. i will work with the state board of
given education in recent years, it's imperative that california devote more tax dollars to its most basic of public services. [ applause [ applause ] >> if we're successful in passing the temporary taxes that i propose and the economy continues to expand, schools will be in a much stronger position. no system, however, works without accountability. in california, we have detailed state standards and lots of tests. unfortunately, the resulting data is not provided until after the school...
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i would remove the corporate tax which would give businesses more money to allow them to expand and to hire more employees, and, finally, i would -- i would. >> we can move on. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice has called education the civil rights shall you of our day. how would you address it. >> no, i don't agree. even though education isen inher right right, the government has failed to provide it. i believe that the current system that's in place is not working. we need to look at new and inventive ideas and some of the ideas such as looking further into private schools and into charter schools, spending and most importantly allowing parents to choose which school that their children go to instead of being restricted by location, and, timely, i would eliminate the department of education and block grant funds drctsly to the state. >> all right. what do we do with afghanistan? what is the end game? >> i think the game is over. i think we need to bring our troops home, not just from afghanistan and iraq but all around the world. i don't believe that america can -- we can
i would remove the corporate tax which would give businesses more money to allow them to expand and to hire more employees, and, finally, i would -- i would. >> we can move on. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice has called education the civil rights shall you of our day. how would you address it. >> no, i don't agree. even though education isen inher right right, the government has failed to provide it. i believe that the current system that's in place is not...
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code that says the wealthier you are, the less you pay in income taxes. and the more income you have as a result of netting out your tax paments. whereas on the other side, the lower income you are the higher your burden. well, that's a deliberate policy that says we're not going to have a fair system at all. we're going to weight it favor of the wealthy. now, how does that happen? it happens because those who are at the top of the income ladder have enormous clout. they have the ability to hire people and have their will in this debate on public policy. and all the rest of those folks, they don't have anybody that they've hired to say, "look after my interests." and i think history shows that in every country where you have an unbelievable mal-distribution of income, where you have just a few that are very, very, very wealthy, and then, a lot of others who don't have very much, that's not a recipe for having economic growth and opportunity and expansion for all people. just, you know, we know what that causes. so, when we see this growing inequality of i
code that says the wealthier you are, the less you pay in income taxes. and the more income you have as a result of netting out your tax paments. whereas on the other side, the lower income you are the higher your burden. well, that's a deliberate policy that says we're not going to have a fair system at all. we're going to weight it favor of the wealthy. now, how does that happen? it happens because those who are at the top of the income ladder have enormous clout. they have the ability to...
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governor brown's tax hike measure. this is on top of a mysterious $11 million donation from arizona last week. the governor is rallying to find out who is behind the money. political reporter grace lee shows us how he is taking his fight from the capitol to the courtroom. >> these shadowy figures, they say they're from arizona, but from all i know, they might be from hillsboro, or the grand kaman i can't think. i don't know where these people are from, because they're hiding. they're wearing masks. remember the people like to run around in hoods because they don't want people to see who the hell they are. well the state of california is going to court to unmask these people. >> strong words from governor brown today at the n.a.a.c.p. convention. he later clarified that he didn't necessarily mean to refer to the ku klux klan. >> no. what it is when people do things, sometimes they don't want to be exposed for what they're doing. and this arizona organization says they're in business for transparency. and here they're no
governor brown's tax hike measure. this is on top of a mysterious $11 million donation from arizona last week. the governor is rallying to find out who is behind the money. political reporter grace lee shows us how he is taking his fight from the capitol to the courtroom. >> these shadowy figures, they say they're from arizona, but from all i know, they might be from hillsboro, or the grand kaman i can't think. i don't know where these people are from, because they're hiding. they're...
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if you tax everybody that obama is talking about taxing, the most you could cut off the someg insanely small. that will not do anything. the message has to be to cut spending and until that resonates with americans, have to realize the economy will keep declining. melissa: ho huggies is a spendig problem, not a revenue problem? >> the left is always going to try to appeal to the low information voter. so we have to take information, make it really simple, on complicated and communicated in a narrative that can be marketed to the masses of people. if you take the tax increases of those making over $250,000 per year, it is a drop in the bucket. 56 billion sounds like a lot of money we're talking about reducing the deficit to something like 1.15 trillion bit of 1.2 trillion. we have to communicate that we have to keep sticking it to them to say that debt is on our children and future and some point the grim reaper will take itack so we have some point when people are hurting bad enough realizing obama has not come in and saved us yet, maybe then they will start listening. >> thank you. me
if you tax everybody that obama is talking about taxing, the most you could cut off the someg insanely small. that will not do anything. the message has to be to cut spending and until that resonates with americans, have to realize the economy will keep declining. melissa: ho huggies is a spendig problem, not a revenue problem? >> the left is always going to try to appeal to the low information voter. so we have to take information, make it really simple, on complicated and communicated...
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we are continuing to pursue the policy of looking at a local tax rate for northern ireland because of the border with the republic. i don't think it's the only thing we should look at. we need to boost manufacturing and do all the things we can to encourage investment into northern ireland which i've been doing. >> mr. speaker, on monday i was delighted when the prime minister put his rocket boosters on rehabilitation. will he as first lord of the treasury ensure that the treasury stand behind the minister of justice as they deliver [inaudible] radical globally new cash consequences of [inaudible] for the next spending review period? we should be bringing payment by results to all of the criminal justice system. i want to see payment by results being the norm rather than the exception. i think if you look to be fair to the treasury when they designed payment by results in the welfare system. they allowed them to spend the future receipts of lower benefit claims. and i'll sure they'll make sure we get better value for money and better results in our criminal justice system. >> last wee
we are continuing to pursue the policy of looking at a local tax rate for northern ireland because of the border with the republic. i don't think it's the only thing we should look at. we need to boost manufacturing and do all the things we can to encourage investment into northern ireland which i've been doing. >> mr. speaker, on monday i was delighted when the prime minister put his rocket boosters on rehabilitation. will he as first lord of the treasury ensure that the treasury stand...
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half of 2013 to improve the trajectory of what we are doing with our entitlement programs and with tax reforms, and if they do that, that is what i mean by looking through the cliff, if those things happen, 200013 could set up and trigger a lot of good catalysts not just in the u.s. but around the world. >> yes that's the big enchilada you are talking about with entitlement reform and tax reform, what lies beyond the cliff or for that matter, you know, what with relooking at in terms of the economy beyond it? >> well, i think if you look at three big factors, tom, europe has gotten better by far, we have got much lower interest rates than europe, much more resolve, stock markets are up nicely there, china which was in free fall, started to rebound, manufacturing started to rebound, gdp is rebound, use of electricity is starting to rebound, exports rebound, you filter all of those in the u.s. where you sit in the u.s. with a consumer that has got five-year high of consumer confidence, we have got housing inventories that at a four-year low, housing prices up 11 percent year over year, d
half of 2013 to improve the trajectory of what we are doing with our entitlement programs and with tax reforms, and if they do that, that is what i mean by looking through the cliff, if those things happen, 200013 could set up and trigger a lot of good catalysts not just in the u.s. but around the world. >> yes that's the big enchilada you are talking about with entitlement reform and tax reform, what lies beyond the cliff or for that matter, you know, what with relooking at in terms of...
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reopen and som expect heavy selling as investors whose fiscal years end in october are looking to get tax benefits by getting rid of losing stocks. insurance companies are preparing for payouts to customers who were affected by the storm. early estimates suggest insurance companies will spend $5 to $10 billion covering costs. bloomberg news reports aig alone could pay upwards of $4 billion. to get fast action from insurance companies, bloomberg suggests: take inventory of what you lost, read terms of your coverage, and check for a hurricane deductible. if you don't have flood insurance, you may be eligible for federal disaster assistance, grants or loans. president obama is already making government assistance available in new york city and parts of new jersey. an executive-level shake-up at apple: two senior vice presidents, one in charge of apple's retail stores and the other tied to the google maps debacle, are leaving the company. john browett's departure is immediate. he cut staffing hours at apple's retail stores, a traditional retail move to improve profits but which, at apple, und
reopen and som expect heavy selling as investors whose fiscal years end in october are looking to get tax benefits by getting rid of losing stocks. insurance companies are preparing for payouts to customers who were affected by the storm. early estimates suggest insurance companies will spend $5 to $10 billion covering costs. bloomberg news reports aig alone could pay upwards of $4 billion. to get fast action from insurance companies, bloomberg suggests: take inventory of what you lost, read...
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for them, april 15th sn't tax day - news. according to irs recorrs, federal workers owe $3.4 billion in ack taxes 26,000 postal service eeployees owe $270 million. 100 milllon byyd-o-d military and civilianns congressional emplooees owe 10 million. treasury dept workers - ome offthe rs - owe $9 million. more than $800,000 is oweddby pressdent obama's staff. thhir taxes is as bad as cops who break the llw, ffremmn who commit arson, and doctors who kill patients.making matters complicated. it's about billions in direct costs and lost prrductivity to figure put how much we owe.tax returrs shhuld be on a 3x55 pomething -- even if it were onll one dollar.for more on headlines dot nee. and folloo us twitter and facebook. i'm mark yman. gambbing in marylandwhy ssmee reeigious leaders 3
for them, april 15th sn't tax day - news. according to irs recorrs, federal workers owe $3.4 billion in ack taxes 26,000 postal service eeployees owe $270 million. 100 milllon byyd-o-d military and civilianns congressional emplooees owe 10 million. treasury dept workers - ome offthe rs - owe $9 million. more than $800,000 is oweddby pressdent obama's staff. thhir taxes is as bad as cops who break the llw, ffremmn who commit arson, and doctors who kill patients.making matters complicated. it's...
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certain conditions relating to attendance and graduation from a maryland high school, filing of income taxes, intent to apply for permanent residency and registration with a selective service system if required. make such students eligible to pay in state tuition rates at a four year public college or university if the student has first completed 60 credit hours or graduated from a community college in maryland. provides that students qualifying for in-state tuition rates by this method will not be counted as in-state students for purposes of counting undergraduate enrollment. and extends the time in which honorably discharged veterans may qualify for in-state tuition rates. gentlemen, that is quite a question. it is wordy at the very least but just to be clear, you know, some people get in the voting booth and think what i am voting for, for or against. well a vote for delegate rosenberg would say you support in-state tuition rate force the children of undocumented workers. >> that's correct is correct. to vote for means these yoining adults would be sitting in the classroom with kids it th
certain conditions relating to attendance and graduation from a maryland high school, filing of income taxes, intent to apply for permanent residency and registration with a selective service system if required. make such students eligible to pay in state tuition rates at a four year public college or university if the student has first completed 60 credit hours or graduated from a community college in maryland. provides that students qualifying for in-state tuition rates by this method will...
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boehner offered an increase in tax rates for people making more than $1 million a year. it was on the condition that the president agreed to $1 trillion in spending cuts. now let's turn to the weather. it has been a dreary day to day. >> that is a good word for it. chief neurologist doug hill is your. hi doug. >> you will have to wait for tomorrow. it is pretty foggy outside the belfort furniture weather center. rain to the west rain to the south, and it looks like very little rain, maybe just a few showers tonight. the fog will continue. the average temperature 52 in washington now. 54 degree in -- 54 degrees in fredericksburg. outside dwi marshall -- quite a bit of disruption to air traffic. 0 visibility -- zero visibility reported in aberdeen. we have an advisory until 6:00 a.m. it looks like it will be expanded later tonight with the fog getting thicker in spots. pettifog and showers. and the clearing gets underway tomorrow. we will have an update in a couple minutes. >> all right. fire ripped through a maryland apartment building, forcing residents to jump out of th
boehner offered an increase in tax rates for people making more than $1 million a year. it was on the condition that the president agreed to $1 trillion in spending cuts. now let's turn to the weather. it has been a dreary day to day. >> that is a good word for it. chief neurologist doug hill is your. hi doug. >> you will have to wait for tomorrow. it is pretty foggy outside the belfort furniture weather center. rain to the west rain to the south, and it looks like very little rain,...
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there are no reports of damage, but we will keep you updated. >> another tax break at risk. the market's forgiveness debt relief act of 2007 will expire. that avoids homeowners to not pay taxes on their mortgages for reduction. >> the reelection of president obama is front-page news all around the world. we will have a sample of how major newspapers handled the story. they will be displayed -- inside and outside it. >> let us take it right now -- you saw the headlines. four more years. a second act. signed sealed, delivered. fired up -- obama wins reelection and colorado passes a marijuana measure. it is not always about the president, because here, jordan wins. that got the headlines of there. international headlines from barbados to belgium. moboama and barack-on. bloomberg business week has put up covers as they think things will happen in four years. this is how they think obama will age over the next four years. they also did mitt romney as well. that is how they say he will age over the next four years. >> maybe 14 years, not four. a showdown between two states and the
there are no reports of damage, but we will keep you updated. >> another tax break at risk. the market's forgiveness debt relief act of 2007 will expire. that avoids homeowners to not pay taxes on their mortgages for reduction. >> the reelection of president obama is front-page news all around the world. we will have a sample of how major newspapers handled the story. they will be displayed -- inside and outside it. >> let us take it right now -- you saw the headlines. four...
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president obama and house speaker john boehner have agreed on a tax hike on the very rich. the bad news -- they cannot agree on who falls under that category. we have more from capitol hill. >> protesters came to the capital demanding republicans agree to tax hikes on the top 2% of americans, the original obama plan he campaigned on. but speaker john boehner is promoting a new plan, which he calls plan b. >> tax hikes on the top 1%. we will go back to the clinton era. >> plan b would protect american taxpayers to make $1 million or less and have all of their current rates extended. >> but president obama says not good enough. his new proposal is too high taxes on earnings above 400,000 and cut spending an additional $1.42 trillion. >> it seems like folly to walk away from that opportunity because you do not want to ask someone making $995,000 a year to pay a dime more of income taxes. >> some republicans say the speaker is going too far agreeing to raise taxes on anyone. >> i hated. once you cross that line -- i hate it. once you cross that line. i do not think it is right.
president obama and house speaker john boehner have agreed on a tax hike on the very rich. the bad news -- they cannot agree on who falls under that category. we have more from capitol hill. >> protesters came to the capital demanding republicans agree to tax hikes on the top 2% of americans, the original obama plan he campaigned on. but speaker john boehner is promoting a new plan, which he calls plan b. >> tax hikes on the top 1%. we will go back to the clinton era. >> plan...
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social policy should not be done through the tax code. john: and i agree. [applause] people would still give. >> i think that point* of view has a great deal of merit but i applaud respectfully say the charitable deduction is an important part of american life. we don't have giving because of the charitable deduction but because we've value that. it is an important mechanism to link communities and. john: the charity does not the deduction. >> is a signal of a set of values. john: from facebook. do think it is better to give time or money? >> is great to do both. john: pic one. >> i don't. [applause] i think the best way to understand how way charitable organization works is to help achieve the mission is put to your time where your money is. john: people who give time self report that it brings self report that it brings more happiness. man: constant tingling in my toes. woman: i had double vision. woman: they said, "you have multiple sclerosis." n: i kind of had to get a grasp on reality. man: had to adapt and change very rapidly. woman: i had to learn ho
social policy should not be done through the tax code. john: and i agree. [applause] people would still give. >> i think that point* of view has a great deal of merit but i applaud respectfully say the charitable deduction is an important part of american life. we don't have giving because of the charitable deduction but because we've value that. it is an important mechanism to link communities and. john: the charity does not the deduction. >> is a signal of a set of values. john:...
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tickets free but some stars paid other people to get the free tax. in the end lulls lost 6-4 but at least hockey for a night at hp pavilion. >> baseball news. a 3 year deal in the neighbor of 15 million dollars resigning this guy an that's good neighborhood. he pitched in 73 games for the world champion this past season and reported 25 saves. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> fun to watch him blossom. >> remarkable. >> thanks very much. >> when we come back we'll recap the latest headlines on the school shooting and sandy hook. hook. >> stay with us here's the wake up weather first thing in the morning. chilly l. cool near the bay. grab a sweater or coat when you head out the door. slight chance of showers. temperatures mid 30's to 40's at 5:00 a.m. and at 8:00 a.m. we look at mid 30's to the mid 40's.so staying on the chilly side. mike will be here from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. tracking any weather changes. >> thanks very much. >> all right we want to take one last look at the latest on the sandy hack shoot had gone in connecticut >> new
tickets free but some stars paid other people to get the free tax. in the end lulls lost 6-4 but at least hockey for a night at hp pavilion. >> baseball news. a 3 year deal in the neighbor of 15 million dollars resigning this guy an that's good neighborhood. he pitched in 73 games for the world champion this past season and reported 25 saves. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> fun to watch him blossom. >> remarkable. >> thanks very much. >> when...
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the president has been arguing for increasing taxes on those making more than $250,000. the speaker boehner offered new revenue in terms of taxing millionaires at the white house today. carney said this is what is necessary for broad deficit reduction. >> a certain level of revenue gleaned from the wealthy has to be met and the only way to do that was through, in part, raising revenue. >> harry reid wanted senators to be friended to come back to work on the fiscal cliff the day after christmas. >> enjoy that. we are learning of a rough outline of a possible deal. what are the details on that? do you know? >> that would include $1 trillion in spending cuts. $1 trillion in increasing revenue. that includes an immediate downpayment and lawmakers working the rest out next year. possibly included is raising the debt limit which has been critical to the white house, extending unemployment insurance, the medicare fix and tax extenders and now aides to speaker boehner said if he is going to agree to increase the debt limit essentially there has to be equal cuts or reforms to ent
the president has been arguing for increasing taxes on those making more than $250,000. the speaker boehner offered new revenue in terms of taxing millionaires at the white house today. carney said this is what is necessary for broad deficit reduction. >> a certain level of revenue gleaned from the wealthy has to be met and the only way to do that was through, in part, raising revenue. >> harry reid wanted senators to be friended to come back to work on the fiscal cliff the day...
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it increases the state's sales tax and raises taxes on the rich. college students will be spared another round of tuition increases and as john blackstone tells us this morning younger students will avoid a much shorter school year. >> let's raise our taxes for our kids, for our schools, for our california dream. >> reporter: california's governor jerry brown celebrate ad victory he spent most of the past year fighting for, convincing voters to raise taxes to avoid $6 billion in budget cuts. mostly to education. part of it is a tax increase for those earning over $250,000, but all californians will be hit by a quarter cent sales tax increase. anti-tax groups raised $53 million to defeat the proposition. >> prop 30 makes our sales tax the highest in the nation. >> reporter: $11 million was funneled throughout of state groups that don't have to reveal their donors. california's election watchdog calls it money laundering. teachers unions donated $16 million of the 69 million raised to advocate for the ballot measure. >> our particular schools are cha
it increases the state's sales tax and raises taxes on the rich. college students will be spared another round of tuition increases and as john blackstone tells us this morning younger students will avoid a much shorter school year. >> let's raise our taxes for our kids, for our schools, for our california dream. >> reporter: california's governor jerry brown celebrate ad victory he spent most of the past year fighting for, convincing voters to raise taxes to avoid $6 billion in...
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tax goes up, people are going to want to jump back into those somewhat tax exempt or fully tax exempt municipal bonds. and then the question of whether or not people would be grandfathered in if ultimately congress decides they're going to take that away. >> the devil is in the details, to doubt about it, when it comes to tax reform and the impact of all investors watch. about the fiscal cliff and the threat to treasury bond market because you could argue if the government is going to spend less money it needs to borrow less money, you could actually increase the value of the bonds out there in the market. >> right. so the big thing right now is with quantitative easing 3, q e3 what a lot of people are calling it, the open-ended asset backed, mortgage back securities purchases by the fed in which they're trying to force people out of the trawl safe treasuries and put them into corporate bonds. which is what we've been seeing is because of the higher prices, a lower yield. and so or because of this we're seeing a lot of people jump into these higher risk corporate bonds where they are
tax goes up, people are going to want to jump back into those somewhat tax exempt or fully tax exempt municipal bonds. and then the question of whether or not people would be grandfathered in if ultimately congress decides they're going to take that away. >> the devil is in the details, to doubt about it, when it comes to tax reform and the impact of all investors watch. about the fiscal cliff and the threat to treasury bond market because you could argue if the government is going to...